Liplovinman
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He didn't know if she would actually come to the corner coffee shop, he'd met her in line checking out of the market in the same plaza where he now drank his coffee. He was not one for the wild variety of drinks coming out of most java locales these days, but this particular spot had excellent brewed coffee.
Samantha had been ahead of him in line at the market, and the line was disturbingly long. Evan had been looking over all the other lines, settlling in behind the lady in front of him more for the view than the short line. She, Samantha he would later learn her name, was an exceptional distraction. Her tank an jeans shorts fit her perfectly, and he applaued her attire for a late Saturday morning shop. It was not until he saw her looking around, feeling time waste, as he had, that they actually caught one another's field of vision.
"Not many quick options, I'm afraid." Evan was casual in his remark, they weren't laeving anytime soon unless they abandoned their groceries. She gave a brief smile and Evan decided she wanted to be left alone. It did not stop him from staring.
When the leading cart concluded their transaction, he silently exhaled and remarked to himself, "One down, three to go.". She turned briefly, catching his eyes moving up to hers.
"I had not realized that play by play was necessary." She gave him a wink and his outlook began to change. Up ahead the cllerk called out for a price check.
"And we have a time out called." Though she did not turn, Evan was certain he saw her shoulders move. Perhaps he'd gotten a bit more than a smile.
He was not proud of himself, as he misjudged the distance moving forward. She took a step back from her cart and gave his cart a gentle shove with her behind, "I do need a little room to manuever here."
Evan was not only embarrassed that he had crowded her, but also that he had been caught staring at her ass yet again. He hadn't understood, until after she pushed back, what was happening, she had been waiting for his eyes to meet hers before commenting, "And I don't even know your name."
They exchanged pleasantries, through his embarrassment, but he'd still managed to invite her to coffee with an open ended invitation to apologize. Sam had smiled, moving to the register as her items were tallied.
As she finished swiping her credit card she looked him over one more time - the ax-murderer accessment he wondered? She looked across the lot to the coffee shop and responded, "Tomorrow about 9?".
He smiled and nodded. Had he lost his voice? The cart behind him now pushed him forward.
Samantha had been ahead of him in line at the market, and the line was disturbingly long. Evan had been looking over all the other lines, settlling in behind the lady in front of him more for the view than the short line. She, Samantha he would later learn her name, was an exceptional distraction. Her tank an jeans shorts fit her perfectly, and he applaued her attire for a late Saturday morning shop. It was not until he saw her looking around, feeling time waste, as he had, that they actually caught one another's field of vision.
"Not many quick options, I'm afraid." Evan was casual in his remark, they weren't laeving anytime soon unless they abandoned their groceries. She gave a brief smile and Evan decided she wanted to be left alone. It did not stop him from staring.
When the leading cart concluded their transaction, he silently exhaled and remarked to himself, "One down, three to go.". She turned briefly, catching his eyes moving up to hers.
"I had not realized that play by play was necessary." She gave him a wink and his outlook began to change. Up ahead the cllerk called out for a price check.
"And we have a time out called." Though she did not turn, Evan was certain he saw her shoulders move. Perhaps he'd gotten a bit more than a smile.
He was not proud of himself, as he misjudged the distance moving forward. She took a step back from her cart and gave his cart a gentle shove with her behind, "I do need a little room to manuever here."
Evan was not only embarrassed that he had crowded her, but also that he had been caught staring at her ass yet again. He hadn't understood, until after she pushed back, what was happening, she had been waiting for his eyes to meet hers before commenting, "And I don't even know your name."
They exchanged pleasantries, through his embarrassment, but he'd still managed to invite her to coffee with an open ended invitation to apologize. Sam had smiled, moving to the register as her items were tallied.
As she finished swiping her credit card she looked him over one more time - the ax-murderer accessment he wondered? She looked across the lot to the coffee shop and responded, "Tomorrow about 9?".
He smiled and nodded. Had he lost his voice? The cart behind him now pushed him forward.